Gusty winds, blowing snow, and icy road conditions continue to make for hazardous travel conditions across the Twin Cities and much of southern Minnesota, even as a powerhouse storm that dropped several inches of snow Dec. 28 begins winding down.

A clipper on Tuesday is expected to bring "minor snow accumulations" of perhaps an inch in an area along and north of the I-94 corridor, according to the NWS Twin Cities. This will be followed by another clipper that is tracking further south, and could bring 1-2 inches of snow to central and southern Minnesota, and western Wisconsin.

A Sunday snowstorm blanketed Minnesota, dropping up to 7 inches in Burnsville. With a Winter Weather Advisory in effect, locals are bracing for more chilly weather this week.

A potent winter storm is expected to bring several inches of snow to much of the state, along with blizzard conditions in central and southern Minnesota beginning Sunday into Monday. The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for much of eastern Minnesota,

A winter storm watch has been issued in the Twin Cities, where heavy snow is expected to fall across much of Sunday, while strong winds could bring blizzard conditions to central parts of Minnesota.

Expect a blustery morning and cold Monday across much of Minnesota. Blowing snow is possible after several inches of fresh snow fell on Sunday.

At Discount Tire, Woods knows that well. He said the Maplewood location is the busiest in Minnesota, averaging about 120 cars a day throughout the year. That daily average surges to 250 cars during winter, making it “the busiest store in the country,” Woods said.

A winter storm is set to impact Minnesota, with hazardous travel conditions expected, and a blizzard warning issued for several parts of the state.